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After solving this cryptogram puzzle, students will learn that the highest point in Maryland is Backbone Mountain.

Your class will learn that the state animal of Maine is the Moose and that the state bird is the Chickadee when they solve this cryptogram puzzle.

Use the decoders at the top of this worksheet to find the answer to the puzzle. The solution will reveal two facts about the State of Louisiana.

Students will learn that the highest point in Kentucky is Black Mountain when they solve this printable cryptogram puzzle.

Your students will learn the state animal and state bird of Kansas after they find the solution to this cryptogram puzzle.

Did you know that Iowa has more pigs than people living there? That is just one of the facts students will learn after solving this cryptogram.

Match the letters to the numbers to find the answer to this cryptogram puzzle highlighting facts about the State of Indiana.

Use the decoders at the top of the page to find the solution of this puzzle. Students will learn two facts about the State of Illinois with the solution.

Your students will learn about the state bird and state fruit of Idaho by finding the solution to this cryptogram puzzle.

Learn two facts about the State of Hawaii by having your students solve this cryptogram puzzle.

Students will learn about the highest mountain in Georgia as well as the state flower and bird by solving this puzzle.

Challenge your students to find the solution to this printable Florida-themed cryptogram puzzle.

After solving this cryptogram puzzle, your students will learn about the state bird and flower of Delaware, as well as the highest point.

Have some fun with your class during your social studies lessons and have them solve this cryptogram. Students will learn two facts about the State of Connecticut after it is solved.

Use the decoders on this worksheet to solve the cryptogram puzzle and reveal two facts about the State of Colorado.

Learn two facts about the State of California by using the decoders to solve this cryptogram puzzle.

Your students will learn about the highest peak in Arkansas as well as the state flower and bird by solving this cryptogram puzzle.

Have your students solve this cryptogram puzzle so they can learn two new facts about the State of Arizona.

Students will have fun using the decoders to find the correct letters and numbers on this worksheet. With the solution, students will learn two facts about Alaska.

Students will use the decoders to reveal and learn two state facts about Alabama on this puzzle page.

This fun phonics game has students searching the classroom for the fifteen hidden cards. They will write the long-E word found on each card on their answer page.

Cut out the thirty cards in this printable along the dotted lines and sort the word cards into two groups: those that have a long-E sound and those that don't.

Match the pictures on this worksheet to the correct long-E words by drawing lines.

For each illustration, find the long-E word in the row of mixed up letters and circle it.

Have your students color the picture, then trace the word, and then rewrite the long-E word on the ruled lines.

Your class will have fun playing this phonics-themed scavenger hunt activity. Hide the fifteen cards around the classroom so they can find them and write the short-E words on their answer page.

This printable activity has thirty cards to be cut out and sorted into groups of words with a short-E sound and words without.

Your students will draw lines to match each picture to the correct short-E word.

Find the short-E word in each row of jumbled letters and circle it.

Have your students trace along the dotted lines to write the short-E word and then rewrite that word on the primary-ruled lines next to it.

This phonics worksheet has 4 simple horizontal word hunts with both long-E words and short-E words to be found.

In this poem, a tourist has a close encounter with awe-inspiring whales.

This printable phonics file has 30 cards to be cut out and used for reviewing words that have the long-E vowel sound.

Print and cut out these phonics picture cards to sort them into two groups: words that have a long-E sound and words that do not.

Print out this phonics activity so your students can cut and color these 22 word pennants featuring long-E words. Afterwards, they can be strung up around the classroom.

Use these printable short-E phonics cards as a memory match game. Have students take turns flipping cards over trying to make matches between the pictures and words.

This fun phonics activity has students sorting out the picture cards into groups of words with a short-E vowel sound and and those that don't.

This phonics printable has 22 pennants with short-E words that can be cut out, colored, and strung up on string around the classroom.

Print out this scavenger hunt activity so your students can have fun while learning the differences between words with short-E vowel sounds and words with long-E vowel sounds.

Find the total for each of the money amounts. Then compare each set of money to see if they are >, <, or = to each other.

This worksheet has five counting money word problems and students can draw a picture to show their work.

This printable worksheet has twelve sets of money amounts to be counted and totaled.

For each group of bills and coins, find the total amount and write it on the lines. Then find the total of all six money amounts together for a challenge question.

Write the running total of money for each bill and coin to find the final money amount.

Print out this file and cut apart the puzzle pieces along the dotted lines. Mix up the pieces and have students match the money illustrations to the correct money amount.

This printable file has 36 cards to cut apart and use to play and review money amounts up to $50.00. Eighteen of them have illustrations of different amounts of coins and bills and the other eighteen have money amounts on them. Match the correct illustration to the money amount.

This printable file contains 30 task cards. Each card has a set of bills and coins for students to find the total for. Students can mark the amounts on the answer page.

This game begins when all of the cards are passed out to the students. Whomever has the first card will read out, "I have the first card, who has $31.19?" The next player will answer, "I have $31.19. Who has $13.35?" And the game continues on to the last card.

Claire and Anna discover that reading can take you on unexpected adventures—even inside the pages of a good book!

Color the state flag, the Yellowhammer (Northern Flicker) bird, and the official state seashell.